[Project Breakthrough Documentary] The progress bar for the Beijing-Tianjin Science and Technology Valley’s capital increase and expansion project has been updated →

The flexible automated production line, with a total investment of approximately 20 million yuan, constructed by Tianjin Feierde Metal Products Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Feierde”), has reached an 80% completion rate and is now 80% operational. Its core processing and manufacturing stages were put into operation in mid-December last year and have already begun fulfilling orders.

As a long-term partner of global Fortune 500 electrical companies such as ABB and Hitachi Energy, Bolde has deeply rooted itself in the power distribution sector. It has been recognized with numerous honors, including National High-Tech Enterprise, Gazelle Enterprise, and Technology-Based Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise. Bolde holds 22 patents and 13 software copyrights, and has obtained certifications under multiple management systems, including ISO9001 and ISO14001.

“The market has sent us a clear signal, and our confidence stems from the sustained growth in downstream demand,” said the company’s executive. With the State Grid and China Southern Power Grid continuing to ramp up their investments, coupled with the massive demand for power distribution driven by the global construction of AI computing centers, the company’s order book has been steadily expanding. Meanwhile, the company’s core products—developed entirely through its own R&D efforts—have undergone years of refinement, and over the past three years, sales have experienced a “three-fold leap,” rising from millions to tens of millions of yuan. This year, sales are expected to surpass 40 million yuan.

Driven by strong confidence in market prospects, Fierde has integrated and built an 8,000-square-meter automated production line within the park. Upon completion, this line will establish a full-chain supply capability spanning “core components—peripheral sheet metal—assembly and testing.” While achieving a concentrated and efficient production layout, the automation upgrade will also boost production efficiency fourfold and reduce labor costs by 50%.

Currently, the company’s business has expanded to cover several countries including Norway, Poland, and India. To further expand into international markets and better serve customer needs, the company is actively preparing to establish a branch office in Europe, thereby deepening its global service network and building a new engine for growth.